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People Checking The Cellphones and Blackberries Before Breakfast

If you’re an avid dayparter, you might already know that breakfast is one of the best times of day to target your advertising. According to the NYT, more and more people are checking emails, tweeting, texting and updating their Facebook status, before they grab breakfast. Some, are even more addicted!

Ottawa to Hold Auction of the Wireless Spectrum

Tom Peters suggested that for many big companies the words "We're No Worse Than the Other Guy" could be the company motto emblazoned in gold letters over the entrance. He was describing banks but according to a recent survey on customer service the cell phone companies are the lowest on the totem pole.

Goo-Fone or Gphone - Fact or Fiction?

Goo-Fone? .. or should that be Gphone? It may not matter given what Google is said to have said. Google seems to be strongly denying the rumors that it will develop its own cell phone.

Gmail Continues Upgrading Services

Gmail continues moving ahead in the competitive market of free webmail services and has just announced some added new features toits expanding and very popular service.

Your Cellphone Thinks You're Ubersexual

Cellphones using the latest T9 software from AOL's Tegic Communications unit know about a whole bunch of new words that you may not know yourself.

Wireless Carriers Stifle Cellphone Potential

Shades of Jon Stewart! An award recipient at the Mobile Marketing Association's rave admonished the big names in mobile services for limiting creativity.

Cellphone Spam Illegal, Says Court

A 1991 law banning the practice of autodialing cellphone numbers also applies to junk text messages.

New iPod Cellphone Will Expand Citizen Marketing

iPod says "Hello Moto." At least, The New York Times is cautiously suggesting it will ....

Bluetooth Enables British Cellphone Ad Invites

Users passing through London's Heathrow Airport may get an invitation to view an ad on their cell phones.

ICE Down Your Cellphone

An initiative started by a British paramedic has made its way across the Atlantic, and state emergency management officials are encouraging its use.